The Human Compass, Psychology & Coaching

Who we support

The people behind the support.

The Human Compass is dedicated to the people who support neurodiverse individuals whether that is parents, carers or siblings. These individuals so often find themselves without a space of their own.

This is not a service for the assessment or treatment of neurodiversity. It is a space for the people alongside it.

That said, many parents, partners, carers and siblings of neurodiverse children are neurodiverse themselves (diagnosed or not). If that’s you, you are absolutely welcome here. The focus remains on you as a parent and carer, your experience, your needs and your wellbeing.

We work with people who may be:

  • Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted or emotionally drained
  • Navigating life alongside autism, ADHD, PDA or other forms of neurodiversity
  • Struggling to balance caring responsibilities with work, relationships and their own needs
  • Finding themselves constantly advocating for someone else
  • Feeling like they've lost parts of their own identity
  • Unsure how to set boundaries or make space for themselves
  • Facing a period of change, uncertainty or adjustment
  • Simply needing somewhere to pause, think and work out what comes next

You don't have to be at breaking point to ask for support.
Sometimes, you just need someone to help you find your direction again.

Parents & carers

The Human Compass is a space for the parents, partners and carers who hold everything together. Coaching gives you time to think about your own experience, your needs and your wellbeing, not only everyone else’s.

Siblings

The Human Compass works with parents, partners, carers and siblings of neurodiverse individuals. The needs of siblings are frequently overlooked, yet their experience is significant. Coaching is available for siblings too, recognising that every member of the family is affected and every one of them deserves support.

Neurological Navigation

Every brain is different.

Understanding those differences can help us navigate life with greater clarity, compassion and kindness.

Neurodiversity describes the natural variation in how people’s brains develop, process information and experience the world.

AutismA difference in how someone experiences communication, social interaction, sensory information, routines and the world around them.
ADHDCan affect attention, impulsivity, activity levels, executive functioning, emotional regulation and working memory.
DyslexiaA difference that can affect reading, spelling and processing written information.
Dyspraxia / DCDCan affect coordination, movement, planning, organisation and processing.
DyscalculiaA difference in how someone understands and works with numbers and mathematical information.
Tourette SyndromeA neurological condition involving involuntary movements and sounds known as motor and vocal tics.

And sometimes, the journey includes more…

Neurodivergent people may also experience anxiety, depression, overwhelm or emotional exhaustion, particularly when their needs aren't understood or supported.

At The Human Compass, we look beyond labels and diagnoses to understand the person behind them and how we can help you support them.

Because sometimes finding your way starts with understanding how your child navigates the world. It is the first step towards finding your own way forward.

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